In a hurry

In a hurry

Babajie is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ā B ā J í J í, which means to be reluctant and make do. It comes from Shen Xiaoguan's novel of ancient and modern times.

explain

Make do with. It's the same as "fawning".

source

In the ancient and modern novel Shen Xiaoguan's seven lives caused by a bird, it is said that "the father and the son are not covered in clothes, they are short of food, they are in a hurry, they are short of food."

Discrimination of words

[pinyin code]: bbjj

To make up one's mind

Antonym: Shun Shun Li

usage

As predicate and attributive